Talle Creative, Websites, Flash hybrids, database design, branding guide, first impression (NJ)

Guinot USA
We often build what we call "flash hybrids". In English, this means that the site is built with an html framework, but has bits and pieces created in Flash to add interactivity. In this case, it's the fading banners that are built in flash. Everything else can still be crawled easily by search engines, pages can be bookmarked by visitors, and the site simply doesn't get in your way. In short, it looks nice with subtle moving objects, but doesn't hurt the sites usability and search engine indexing.

Vyteris Corporate Website
Your websites visitors want a reason to come back to your site, but often they're not given a reason to do so. Pages can become stale pretty quickly if we're not changing it up. On this site, we've made a dynamic homepage that introduces new articles and points of interest on a consistent basis. Visitors know they'll return to find new stuff every time they visit. This site also incorporates lots of nice Flash based video which is the most widely available and used plugin so your sites visitors won't need to scramble to install additional software.

Vyteris Online Branding Guide
Keeping a brand's image consistent is always a struggle, especially when sending work out to multiple vendors such as printers and designers. A styleguide bridges the gap, providing your vendors with rules to follow and files to use. In most cases, we suggest this guide gets built "online" so that it can easily be updated and distributed when changes have been made, for instance when you add a new photo to the guide's "stock" gallery.

Durkin & Durkin Law
Some sites just need a nice "look" and some branding guidelines in place. This was the case with the Durkin & Durkin website which previously didn't match the collateral that was being sent out. In this case we redesigned a new logo, a complete stationary package, email newsletters and the website was an important piece because a website (all websites really) have become a company's first impression. If you don't impress there, you've lost your audience.